Expiration of haredi draft deferral hurtles Israel into brave new world - Israel News
As of April 1, some 66,000 haredim from 18-26 can -- at least technically -- be drafted into the army.
Source: jpost.com
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German train drivers' union appoints reactionary law-and-order man to head Fair Train, its temporary employment operation
With the election of an ultra-right former policeman to head Fair Train, a strikebreaking organisation is being built that will be directed against all rail workers.
Source: wsws.org
WORLD BRIEFING: March 31, 2024
The world in focus, as seen by a Canadian leading global affairs analyst, writer and speaker, in his review of international media.
Source: kyivpost.com
Want to be German? Then know something about Jewish life
People taking the German citizenship test must now answer questions about Jews, Israel and the Nazis
Federal Republic Of Germany Nancy Faeser Zionist Congress Membership Of The European Union United Nations National Socialism
Source: thejc.com
Parliamentary group launched to support HK rights
Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan
Source: taipeitimes.com
Hong Kong lawmaker deletes Facebook posts under new security law
Paul Tse deletes posts criticizing the government after his comments are labeled dangerous by the citys leader.
Source: rfa.org
Palestine appoints Armenian-origin woman as foreign minister
Palestine appoints Armenian-origin woman as foreign minister
Varsen Aghabekian Mahmoud Abbas Mohammad Mustafa Foreign Affairs Armenian Origin Varsen Aghabekian Prime Minister Designate Mohammad Mustafa
Source: en.apa.az
RFA closes Hong Kong bureau after passage of new security law
The Article 23 legislation has increased safety worries for its journalists, the news outlet’s president said.
Source: benarnews.org
US outlet Radio Free Asia closes Hong Kong office over security law fears
The US news outlet Radio Free Asia (RFA) said Friday that it had closed its office in Hong Kong over staff safety concerns after the city enacted a new national security law. RFA president and CEO Bay Fang said in a statement that the company no longer had full-time staff in Hong Kong and has closed its physical office, citing "concerns about the safety of RFA staff and reporters".
Source: tuko.co.ke
US outlet Radio Free Asia closes Hong Kong office over security law fears
The US news outlet Radio Free Asia (RFA) said Friday that it had closed its office in Hong Kong over staff safety concerns after the city enacted a new
Source: digitaljournal.com